Accused Serial Attacker Charged With Another Incident On CTA
Noor Jalil allegedly boarded a crowded train at the Clark and Lake stop and pressed his groin against a woman passenger.
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Noor Jalil allegedly boarded a crowded train at the Clark and Lake stop and pressed his groin against a woman passenger.
Laken Tomlinson credits a Chicago-area family with introducing him to football and the importance of academics. CBS 2's Dorothy Tucker reports.
It sounds like a Jennifer Hudson concert, and feels like a performance from Common. But it's not. CBS 2's Jeremy Ross explains.
It can pay very well, CBS News Business Analyst Jill Schlesinger reports.
Thursday, April 30, was the last day the cash-strapped and shaken school district could offer the extension permitted in the teachers' current contract
CBS 2 Chief Correspondent Jay Levine reports on how the public is expected to hear the formal news in the coming days.
Todd Mandoline, 26, was sentenced to 27 years for murder and 12 years for aggravated arson, sentences that will run consecutively, prosecutors said.
A group of private investors has opened a commercial helicopter facility near the Illinois Medical District, offering air service to the edge of downtown for the first time in more than 12 years.
The folks here at CBS Chicago love a good historical mystery.
Despite objections from many local property owners and residents, the city of Chicago is considering landmark status for the Fulton-Randolph Market District along the west bank of the Chicago River.
We Day is part of a global movement rooted in activism, charity, and social change. It features marketers, entrepreneurs, and some of Chicago's most famous recording artists.
When betting the Derby, you have to take a stand against colts that some very sharp handicappers will pick to win.
A new study finds that the most racist parts of America are in areas that you probably would expect. However, there are two interesting points beyond the obvious.
Enrique L. Torres, 31, was convicted of attempted murder in August 2014 in connection with an April 2007 shooting in Aurora, according to a statement from the Kane County state's attorney's office.
Chicago Bears chairman George McCaskey admitted they'd first have to solve the problem of the stadium being about 8,000 seats too small for what the NFL wants for a Super Bowl.
